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St Paul’s Cathedral - Property Maintenance Operative
Vacancy Reference cofe/TP/86047/7278
Number of Positions:
1
Contract Type:
Employee
Contract Details:
Permanent
Salary/Stipend:
£26,670 per annum plus benefits
Working Hours:
39
Location:
London
Closing Date:
21/07/2024
Vacancy Category:
Facility Management
Business Unit:
Diocese of London
Organizational Unit:
Cathedrals
Introduction
St Paul’s Cathedral is looking for an enthusiastic person to join the Property team as a ‘Property Maintenance Operative'.
Traditionally this may have been known as a laborers role, but it is more than this, in its diversity of tasks and inclusion of every aspect of life at the Cathedral.
Purpose of the Job
Support the delivery of the Annual Works Programme through carrying out labouring tasks, providing assistance to the team as directed by Works Department managers.
Main Duties
- To assist other trades by carrying out labouring tasks
- To assist with the setting out of seating and staging
- To assist with lifting and moving heavy objects or equipment
- General department assistance
- Repair and maintenance of tools and equipment (where competent)
- Undertaking safety and other training as may be determined by the Director of Property
Person Specification
- Able to assist with lifting and moving heavy objects
- Able to work at heights and climb the many staircases in the Cathedral, including the 500+ steps up to the galleries
- Be willing to undertake a variety of cleaning activities including after suitable training in the use of appropriate chemicals and equipment
- Adaptable
- Able to work as a member of a team
- Able to work independently and to use own initiative
- Good interpersonal skill to interact with the public and the Cathedral community
- After training, have a good appreciation of Health and Safety requirements and be willing to comply with these.
The individual will be in sympathy with, and in their work support, the Christian aims and mission of St Paul’s Cathedral.
